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U.S. lawmakers are demanding that the Department of Commerce disclose the approval status of NVIDIA's H200 chip exports to China and publish it within 48 hours after the license is granted. Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Gregory Meeks hope to hold a briefing before the license is issued to assess the chip's military potential and the reactions of allies. The Trump administration allowed the sale of the H200 chip but required a 25% fee, aimed at reducing demand for Chinese chips and maintaining the competitive edge of U.S. companies
Asian markets rallied as optimism for US interest rate cuts and easing AI fears boosted investor sentiment. Precious metals hit record highs due to rate cut expectations. US data showing rising unemployment and slowing inflation provided the Federal Reserve room to lower borrowing costs. Tech stocks, led by Nvidia and Tesla, drove gains. Geopolitical factors, including US actions against Venezuela, influenced oil prices. Key indices in Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Shanghai rose, while oil prices dipped slightly.
Broadcom has seen significant insider activity with Director Harry L. You purchasing 1,000 shares valued at $325,120, while President & CEO Hock Tan sold 130,000 shares for $42,382,600. These moves indicate shifts in leadership holdings. TipRanks' AI Analyst rates AVGO as Outperform, citing strong financial performance and growth in AI semiconductors. However, the high P/E ratio suggests a premium valuation risk. Broadcom's YTD price performance is 47.85%, with a market cap of $1613.7B.
